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IPhone 6S Q4 Slump Expected On Weak Chinese Sales, 'Force Touch' Indifference

Apple's next iPhone may fail, in fourth-quarter sales, to surpass its predecessor.

Shipwreck Off Israeli Coast Identified As Baron De Rothschild's Ship Over 100 Years Later

"There seem to be more than a few items that connect it with Zichron Yaacov, with the glass factory at Tantura, and with the baron’s ships," said University of Haifa researchers Monday.

Tesla Burns Cash, Loses More Than $4,000 On Every Car Sold

The Silicon Valley automaker is losing more than $4,000 on every Model S electric sedan it sells, using its reckoning of operating losses, and it burned $359 million in cash last quarter in a bull market for luxury vehicles.

Yelp To Show Gains For Women, Hispanics And African-Americans In 2015 Diversity Report, Unlike Facebook, Google

One goal is to make staff match the demographics of the communities they're working in.

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Coca-Cola Funds Researchers Who Say Exercise Is Important Than Avoiding Sugary Drinks And Fast Food: Report

"Coca-Cola’s agenda here is very clear: Get these researchers to confuse the science and deflect attention from dietary intake,” a professor at NYU told the New York Times.

Flight MH370: Maldives Launches Search For Plane Wreckage After Debris Spotted On Island

The focus of the search for the missing plane has now shifted to an area about 2,300 miles west of the ongoing operation in the southern Indian Ocean.

Japan To Start First Nuclear Reactor Under New Safety Rules After 2011 Fukushima Disaster

All operable commercial reactors in Japan are now subject to the Nuclear Regulation Authority's safety checks before they can resume operations.

Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway Close To A Deal For Precision Castparts: WSJ

Berkshire Hathaway's potential purchase of Precision Castparts could be announced as soon as next week and be valued at more than $30 billion.

Target Removes Gender-Based Signage

Target plans to begin adding signs in its kids’ bedding sections that will address them as a group instead of by their genders.

Xbox One Exclusive ‘Forza Motorsport 6’ New Cars And Frame Rate Confirmed

A BMW line has been announced for the Xbox One exclusive title.

Samsung Display To Plough $3B More Into Vietnam Plant: Report

Samsung had previously earmarked $1 billion for the display assembly plant in Vietnam, which began production in the first quarter.

Flight MH370: France Launches Search For ‘New Debris’ Around Reunion Island Amid Questions Over Malaysia's Claims

France has dismissed Malaysia’s claims that more debris has been found on Reunion Island.

SeaWorld Profits Plunge 84% As 'Blackfish' Controversy Still Swirls

The company is still struggling to cope with negative publicity from the documentary 'Blackfish', which alleged that it mistreated its orcas.

Tesla Motors Inc. (TSLA) Says Robots Are Holding Up Its 2015 Sales Growth

Tesla says machines are holding up its 2015 sales growth — and it needs more time to teach its robotic factory workers a set of new tasks related to the forthcoming Model X SUV.

How Private Prison Execs Use Luxe Conferences, Cruises To Court Gov't Officials

It’s well-known that the for-profit prison industry spends millions in lobbying dollars. Little is known about what happens at industry trade shows.

Tesla Motors Inc (TSLA) Stock Down After Company Lowers 2015 Sales Goal

The Silicon Valley electric car manufacturer says Model X production challenges could influence 2015 car deliveries.

Brazil Petrobras Corruption Scandal: Former OAS Executives Sentenced To Over 16 Years

The five former executives of Brazil's construction giant OAS were found guilty of bribery, money laundering and organized crime.

Pershing Square's Bill Ackman Takes $5.5B Stake In Mondelez: WSJ

The activist investor reportedly believes that the company has to grow revenues faster and cut costs significantly, or sell itself to a rival.

Apple Shares Slump As Concerns Over Effect Of China Slowdown Mount

With China's economy cooling down, and market competition heating up, investors have hammered Apple's stock.

Tesla Motors Inc (TSLA) Q2 Earnings: Tesla Expects To Sell Fewer Cars Than Expected This Year, But Model X Deliveries On Schedule

“When you’re priced for perfection you have to deliver for perfection,” an analyst points out.

Microsoft Extends Parental Leave After Netflix Gives New Parents Up To A Year Off

The revised policy -- up to 20 paid weeks for mothers and 12 paid weeks for fathers -- follows word of Netflix's one-year leave policy.

Missing Flight MH370 Victims: What We Know About Passengers, Crew On Board The Plane

"Malaysia will always remember and honor those who were lost," the country's prime minister said as he confirmed that debris found last week belonged to the missing plane.

The Obamacare Effect: Top US Insurers Reward Shareholders As Healthcare Costs Climb

Stock prices of UnitedHealth, Anthem and Aetna have more than doubled since the Affordable Care Act became law, and shareholders have seen dividends spike.

Flight MH 370 Found: Malaysia Airlines Debris Confirmed To Be From Missing Plane

On Wednesday, the Malaysian prime minister confirmed that a wing part from a Boeing 777 aircraft is from Malaysia Airlines Flight 370.

SEC Approves Pay Ratio Rule Created Under Dodd-Frank Act

Companies must start reporting their chief executive officers' total annual compensation as a ratio to their employees' median total compensation starting on or after Jan. 1, 2017.

Flight MH370: Initial Debris Drift Model Wrongly Indicated Wreckage May Wash Up In Indonesia

An Australian agency in charge of the search operation said a more recent model's predictions were in line with the discovery of debris on a French island in the Indian Ocean.